... three the crew drowned. It is feared the Glorj , Curnming, IViaHer, is loft near Margate. iff marked Sylph, of Sunderland, Thomas Nixon, Mirffer, is on fnore near Warg«te. The Tartar, Grant, from Shields London ; the Jean, Allen, from Aberdeen to London ...

... by Sir Thomas Hardy ; and the more 10, as the Fa’riul, French fhip., few ciovs before, came down and took view our imps, and then returned again, and w'e are not without our apprehenfiorts for the fate of pur fhips, the numph. Sir Thomas Hardy ; the Beilona ...

... Gent, to Enlign, vice Murphy. S3.h Do.—Edward Cotton. Gent, be Enby purchafc, vice JohnUone, prcraoted the 7th Foot. Do.—Thomas Gordon, Gen', Fthor* without purehaie, v .e M‘Gregor, ajupaintcd” to the 3tl Weft India R-giment. 95th Do.—Captain David Jennings ...

... Major Frederick Metzner, on half pay the late American Provincials. Major Thomas Aubrey, half pay. Sir Nathaniel Dunkcnfield, Bart, late Lieut. Colonel of the Windfor Forcfters. Hardy, Efq. late of the 93d Regiment of Foot. Hugh Maxwell, Efq. late Major of ...

... the Rtyul Exthangt, Dublin. P. and K. Smith, Rofcrc—D v.dcnd-E* Stiiith, Agfnt. WEDNISDAY. Thomas Buckley, Dungannon To f*- Debts—Henry Ivie, Agent. THURSDAY. Thomas Buckley, Dungannon-—'l Deb s, and Afllgnres—-H. Ivie. Age** Mark Ldor, Dublin—Final E»mir ...

... got D. ard the TAumpb. Sir i Hardy detained them until ill y ecu'.. tdenJ.fied ana chimed ; which being done, they were delivered t r owners. It is but j in liit.*, tint'all the g-nt'.-in have gotie down iiulinef.' bir Thomas iiar rt , le’-n-s the relptdl ...